How can we help scientists tell their stories?

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It can be hard for everyday people to understand what scientists are saying about their research..Juliana Merullo and Nat Hardy are here to tell us about a science storytelling workshop trying to help solve this problem. Megan Hall: So why is it hard for scientists to tell stories in the first place? And she says,Kathleen Savage: Scientists aren’t trained to create a story. Megan Hall: And there are people working with scientists to help them do this? Nat Hardy: 11 scientists participated in a two-day storytelling workshop that built towards a live storytelling event, open to the public.